Glasgow self-catering holiday cottages

Holiday homes near Glasgow

Glasgow is Scotland's largest city, known for its impressive architecture, museums, live music, shopping and vibrant food scene. Whether you're planning a city break, attending an event or exploring the west of Scotland, our holiday cottages near Glasgow offer a convenient base with the extra space, scenery and flexibility of staying outside the city centre. Our self-catering holiday cottages in and near Glasgow offers choices for couples, families and groups, with many properties perfectly placed for exploring both the city and the surrounding countryside. 

Use our search filters to find a holiday cottage near Glasgow with the features that matter most to you, from dog-friendly stays and hot tubs to luxury properties and larger homes for family gatherings or group getaways.  

Choose from peaceful rural retreats within easy reach of Glasgow, where private parking, open surroundings and easy access to attractions such as Loch Lomond and The Trossachs make for a relaxing and convenient stay. 

Lodges and log cabins near Glasgow  

For a countryside escape within easy reach of the city, our lodges and log cabins near Glasgow offer a relaxing base for couples, families and groups. Many are located in peaceful settings with beautiful scenery, allowing you to enjoy a quieter stay while remaining within convenient reach of Glasgow and its attractions. 

Why stay in a holiday cottage near Glasgow rather than in the city centre? 

Staying in a holiday cottage near Glasgow gives you easy access to the city's attractions while offering more space, private parking and peaceful surroundings. It's also a great option for exploring Loch Lomond, The Trossachs and the west coast during your stay. 

Things to do in Glasgow

Glasgow has plenty to discover, from its museums, galleries and historic architecture to live music, independent shops and restaurants. The city also provides an excellent base for exploring nearby attractions, including Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park and the Firth of Clyde. 

Visitors taking part in our Scotland Uncovered survey highlighted Glasgow's friendly atmosphere and recommended exploring beyond the main shopping streets. Guided walking tours, food tours, museums and galleries were among their favourite ways to experience the city's culture and history. 

For more inspiration on places to visit during your stay, take a look at our guide to Glasgow and discover more of what the west of Scotland has to offer.